Glee: The Music, Volume 3 Showstoppers

The album debuted at number one on the American, Canadian, and Irish charts. It sold 136,000 copies in its first and 63,000 in its second week of release in the US, and saw the Glee cast beat the record previously set by The Beatles in 1966, for shortest span between first weeks at number one, just four weeks after they reached number one with the extended play Glee: The Music, The Power of Madonna. In Canada, 14,000 copies were sold in the first week of release, and 9,400 in the second. The album has been certified platinum in Australia and Ireland, and gold in the United States. The best-performing were "Gives You Hell", charting at the top position in Ireland, "Total Eclipse of the Heart", which charted at number 9 in the United Kingdom and number 16 in the US, and "Jessie's Girl" at number eight in Australia and number ten in Canada. "Jessie's Girl" has been certified gold in Australia, the first single to have reached this certification since "Don't Stop Believin. Comparing the singles' chart positions with prior charted versions, Billboard noted that by reaching number 26, the Glee cast version of "Dream On" surpassed the original Aerosmith version, which peaked at number 59 in 1973 (but was re-released in 1976 and reached number 6). ==Track listing==

Standard edition Unless otherwise indicated, Information is taken from Liner Notes Deluxe edition Unless otherwise indicated, Information is taken from Liner Notes {{Track listing ;Notes: • A While track 5 (track 4 on the standard edition) is a mash-up of songs by The 5th Dimension (earlier recorded by Keely Smith) and Dionne Warwick (also recorded by Brook Benton and various other artists) respectively, the medley version was originally performed by Barbra Streisand on her 1971 album Barbra Joan Streisand. ==Personnel==

;Vocals (main cast) • Dianna Agron • Kent Avenido • Chris Colfer • Jessalyn Gilsig • Jane Lynch • Jayma Mays (Credit only) • Kevin McHale • Lea Michele • Cory Monteith • Matthew Morrison • Amber Riley • Naya Rivera • Mark Salling • Stephen Tobolowsky • Jenna Ushkowitz ;Guest vocals • Jonathan Groff • Olivia Newton-John • Kristin Chenoweth • Idina Menzel • Neil Patrick Harris ;Additional Vocals • Adam Anders • Nikki Anders • Kala Balch • David Baloche • Colin Benward • Ravaughn Brown • Kamari Copeland • Tim Davis • Emily Gomez • Storm Lee • David Loucks • Chris Mann • Chaz Mason • Jeanette Olsen • Zac Poor • Jimmy Andrew Richard • Shelley Scarr • Drew Ryan Scott • Onitsha Shaw • Windy Wagner ;Executive Producers • Dante Di Loreto • Brad Falchuk ;Producers • Adam Anders • Peer Astrom • Ryan Murphy ;Engineers • Adam Anders • Peer Astrom • Ryan Petersen ;Soundtrack Producers • Adam Anders • Ryan Murphy ;Art Direction, Design • Dave Bett • Maria Paula Marulanda ;Coordination • Heather Guibert • Robin Koehler • Meaghan Lyons ;Mastering • Dominick Maita ;Mixing • Peer Astrom ;Music Supervisor • PJ Bloom ;Executive in Charge of Music • Geoff Bywater Sources: ==Charts and certifications==

Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications ==Release history==